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Brachynemurus ferox
Brachynemurus ferox is a species of antlion in the family Myrmeleontidae, first described by Walker in 1853. The species is distributed across North America and Middle America. Like other antlions, it belongs to an order of predatory insects characterized by their distinctive larval pit-digging behavior and elongated, net-veined wings in adults.
Coenosia atrata
Coenosia atrata is a species of true fly in the family Muscidae, first described by Francis Walker in 1853. It belongs to the subfamily Coenosiinae, a group of predatory flies often found in moist or decaying organic environments. The species name 'atrata' refers to its dark coloration. Beyond its taxonomic placement, specific natural history details for this species remain poorly documented in the scientific literature.
Coenosia intacta
Coenosia intacta is a species of muscid fly in the subfamily Coenosiinae, described by Francis Walker in 1853. Members of the genus Coenosia are predatory flies commonly known as "tiger flies" due to their predatory habits. The species is part of a diverse group of muscids that exhibit predatory behavior as adults, primarily feeding on other small insects. Specific biological details for C. intacta remain poorly documented in the scientific literature.